Gateway Outsource Solutions Limited - HMRC named tax avoidance scheme

Gateway Outsource Solutions Limited

  • Promotor of Scheme: Gateway Outsource Solutions Ltd (registered in Malta) (‘GOS Malta’) / Gateway Outsource Solutions Ltd (registered in the UK) (‘GOS UK’)
  • Address: Gateway Outsource Solutions Ltd (GOS Malta), Block 12 Office M1 Suite, 112 Tigne Place, Tigne Street, Sliema, SLM 3173, Malta / Gateway Outsource Solutions Limited (GOS UK), Mottram House, 43 Greek Street, Stockport SK3 8AX
  • Publication Date: 18 August 2022
  • Scheme Reference Number (SRN) and date it was allocated: 51143744, March 2022
  • HMRC’s Scheme Description: “The scheme users enter into an employment agreement with GOS Malta. The users receive 2 salary payments, one paid at National Minimum Wage (NMW) rate and a second payment which GOS UK describe as a loan or advance, which is not taxed.”

Gateway Outsource Solutions Limited – more details

The HMRC website states the scheme operates as follows:

  1. The scheme users enter into an employment agreement with Global Outsource Solutions (GOS) Malta, an umbrella company registered in Malta.
  2. A UK company known as GOS UK provides onshore support to GOS Malta by facilitating engagements with end clients and recruitment agencies.
  3. The scheme users undertake work for the end client and submits timesheets either directly to GOS UK or indirectly through the user’s agency.
  4. GOS UK invoice the end client for the user’s work and receives payment from the end client.
  5. GOS Malta then makes 2 separate payments to the scheme users at the same time:
    • a salary payment based on the NMW rate through the payroll
    • the ‘advance’, or ‘loan’, which is not made through the payroll and not taxed

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